A new Israeli-American-Druze-Kurdish move is maturing in Syria, known as the “David’s Corridor,” which will create a new axis from the expanded Golan Heights, through the Sunni but pro-Israeli districts in southern Syria (controlled by the IDF), to the Druze district of Sweida, which will become a de facto autonomy with an independent military force, and from there – in a long and difficult leap that will require fighting ISIS and a host of ISIS imitators – to the Kurdish autonomy of Rojava, in northern Syria.

This axis will in fact become (if successful) an alternative Syria, and a transportation and weapons transport axis from Israel to the Kurds in Iraq and Iran.

As part of the move, there is already talk of opening the border to Druze workers from Syria and a man known for his good relations with the Kurds has even been appointed as head of the (new) United Druze Security Forces of Southern Syria.